Boris
- Type
- Band
- Styles
- sludge metal, drone metal, noise rock, stoner rock, drone
Boris are a Japanese experimental music band, blending sludge metal, drone doom and noise rock, formed in 1992 in Tokyo. They released their debut album, Absolutego, in 1996 on Southern Lord Records.
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- Latest album
- Klatter (2011)
- Formed
- 1992 · Tokyo
- Label
- Southern Lord Records
About — The artist
Boris (ボリス, Borisu) is a Japanese experimental music group, performing in various styles, from energetic stoner rock to drone doom. The band's name comes from an extremely heavy and distorted Melvins song, much like their album Amplifier Worship. Boris has notably worked with Sunn O))) and Merzbow. In 2009, they signed the original soundtrack for the film The Limits of Control, directed by Jim Jarmusch.
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Discography
- Absolutego 1996
- Black: Implication Flooding 1998
- Amplifier Worship 1998
- More Echoes, Touching Air Landscape 1999
- flood 2000
- Megatone 2002
- あくまのうた 2003
- boris at last –feedbacker– 2003
- 目をそらした瞬間 –the thing which solomon overlooked– 2004
- bootleg –feedbacker– 2005
- 04092001 2005
- dronevil 2005
- マブタノウラ sound track from film “mabuta no ura” 2005
- Sun Baked Snow Cave 2005
- Volume Two: Drumless Shows 2005
- Volume One: Live 96‒98 2005
- Volume Three: 2 Long Songs 2005
- PINK 2005
- heavy metal me 2005
- 目をそらした瞬間 3 –the thing which solomon overlooked 3– 2006
- 目をそらした瞬間 2 –the thing which solomon overlooked 2– 2006
- Altar 2006
- vein 2006
- Rainbow 2006
- Long Hair and Tights 2007
- Rock Dream 2007
- SMILE 2008
- Cloud Chamber 2008
- Live in Japan: “Smile” World Tour Final 2011
- Klatter 2011